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Japan Passes Amendments To The Anti-Monopoly Act To Strengthen Cartel Enforcement And Expand The Scope Of Single-Firm Conduct Subject To Fines
On June 3, 2009, the Japanese Diet passed a bill that will amend the Japanese Anti-Monopoly Act ("Amendments") to impose larger surcharges (administrative fines) on companies engaged in cartels and certain types of unilateral conduct and increased prison sentences for individuals participating in cartels.
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